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2001-08-20
- Austria
Gelatin Called "The B-Thing" and produced by four Vienna-based artists
known collectively as Gelatin, the book is demure to the point of
being oblique. What little explanation it contains appears to have
been scribbled in ballpoint. Among the photos and schematic
drawings, there are doodles of tarantulas with human heads.
In short, the book belies the extravagance of the feat it seems to
document: the covert installation, and brief use, of a balcony on
the 91st floor of the World Trade Center, 1,100 feet above the
earth. Eight photographs — some grainy, all taken from a great
distance — depict one tower's vast eastern facade, marred by a tiny
molelike growth: a lone figure dressed in a white jacket, standing
in a lectern-size box.
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